25 of the Most Ridiculous Horror Movie Titles on Netflix
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With Halloween coming at the end of this month, you know exactly what must be coming: lots of Netflix marathons. We've already told you about all the October additions on Netflix, but in honor of the fast-approaching spooky month of October, we're gearing up for horror. If you're in the mood for classic horror movies, we found tons of popular horror flicks for you to stream. That said, there are a lot of movies to scroll through on Netflix. We've found that the lower you scroll, the bleaker it gets. Keep scrolling for 25 ridiculous movie titles that are buried deep in the trenches of Netflix horror.
The Baby (1973)
Spit-up! Dirty diapers! Middle-of-the-night feedings! Oh, the inhumanity of it all!
Orca: The Killer Whale (1977)
Well, if you're going to make a horror movie about a whale, we guess this is the best whale to go with.
Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead (2006)
There are so many puns here, we're just not going to even.
2-Headed Shark Attack (2012)
Does anyone else think it would be really difficult for a two-headed shark to actually do any mortal damage?
Slugs (1987)
They might be slow, but apparently, they'll eat through all of your skin and into your skull.
ATM (2012)
This guy's about to make a deposit . . . of his knife in your chest. And yes, that's Josh Peck from Drake and Josh.
Blood Gnome (2004)
This is one gnome you DON'T want as a garden decoration. We're also curious and not curious about what makes this movie sexy.
Return of the Killer Tomatoes (1988)
Wait, what happened the FIRST time the killer tomatoes got here?